Odlo
Merino 200 W
Odlo Merino 260 W
89.00 €
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Recommended retail price by the brand
120.0€ Recommended price
The i-Run team says
The Odlo Merino 260 long-sleeve t-shirt for women promises excellent comfort during your outdoor sports sessions.
From the X-Warm range, this model protects you from the cold while effectively regulating sweat.
You will enjoy a pleasant source of warmth and an appreciable sensation of softness thanks to its 100% merino wool fabric. Naturally anti-odor, it limits the growth of bacteria.
Its 1/2 zip with high collar allows you to adjust the ventilation and ensure good insulation. Its close-fitting cut allows you to move freely.
Our model M?lissa is 1.73m tall and wears a size S.
Key features of the Odlo Merino 260 long-sleeve t-shirt
- X-Warm range: warmth, moisture management, and comfort
- 100% merino wool composition: warmth, softness, and anti-odor
- 260 g/m?: thermal insulation all year round
- Natural thermal regulation
- Stretch material: freedom of movement
- High collar: protection
- 1/2 Zip: customized ventilation
- Close-fitting cut
- Fair Wear and Oeko-Tex certification
- Colors: black and dark gray
Our model Mélissa is 1.73m tall and wears a size S.
Technologies
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Gamme X-Warm
Sport underwear for extreme cold. The extra-warm inserts protect sensitive areas of the body in very low temperatures. With optimal moisture wicking.
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Oeko-Tex
Odlo's functional underwear bears the "Confidence in Textiles" label from Oeko-Tex®, certifying that the textiles have been tested for harmful substances in accordance with the Oeko-Tex Standard 100. The products meet current human-ecological requirements: no carcinogenic substances, no formaldehyde, no dyes likely to cause allergies, and skin-friendly pH levels.
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Laine de Mérinos
The fleece of the merino sheep is designed to withstand extreme temperatures: It is breathable in summer, insulating in winter, and yet exceptionally soft and lightweight.
In summer, the fine, lightweight, and ultra-breathable fleece of the merino keeps it cool when temperatures reach 35°C.
In winter, it produces an additional layer of wool over its first coat as protection against temperatures dropping to -20°C.
